Million Dollar Pips
Ultra-fast scalping EA, a controversial historic reference.
No grade is assigned to Million Dollar Pips until a real MT4/MT5 report has been analyzed. Do you use this EA? Import its report: Judgebot computes its grade and publishes it here, with a shareable certification link.
Audit Million Dollar PipsMultiplies small fast trades. Very sensitive to spread, slippage and broker latency: live results often diverge from the backtest.
The “Scalping” category is indicative (public sources) and does not prejudge the result of the audit.
Is Million Dollar Pips reliable?
The reliability of an EA is not judged from its sales page but from its real statistics: maximum drawdown, profit factor, backtest / live consistency and the possible presence of martingale. Judgebot computes these 12 metrics from the MT4/MT5 report and assigns a grade from A to D. Million Dollar Pips has not yet been audited: import its report to get its grade.
Does Million Dollar Pips use martingale?
Million Dollar Pips is listed in the “Scalping” family according to the available public information, which remains indicative. Only the analysis of the real report can confirm whether volumes increase after losses: Judgebot detects this automatically and computes the Martingale Safety Ratio (resistance to blow-up).
How do I get the Judgebot grade for Million Dollar Pips?
Export the Detailed Report of Million Dollar Pips from MetaTrader (backtest or real account), then import the .htm/.csv file into Judgebot. The grade is computed in 60 seconds, free of charge and without sign-up, with a shareable certification link.